National Allergy & ENT Research has conducted research studies for over 25 years. We have participated in over 350 clinical trials studying conditions such as asthma, allergic rhinitis, eczema, chronic sinusitis, food allergy, urticaria, and headaches. Many of these trials resulted in publications. We are proud to be in the field of allergy and asthma clinical research, as it holds a pivotal role in the approval of the next generation of new and improved treatments and medications.
Today our practice maintains one research site at our North Charleston, SC location. This site is designed to suit the data management needs of all types of studies with facility-wide data ports and networking capabilities in addition to patient treatment and waiting areas. Our location occupies a 2000 square foot facility dedicated to clinical research.
Most of our study volunteers come from within our clinical practice and database of past research subjects. We always welcome new volunteers to participate in our upcoming research studies. Please read below for more information about our research projects.
Current Research Studies
Adolescent & Adult Eczema – Adolescents and Adults who suffer from mild-to-moderate eczema
Pediatric Eczema – Children who suffer from mild-to-moderate eczema
Pediatric & Adult Asthma – Children and Adults suffering from asthma
Fungal Sinusitis – Adults who suffer from fungal sinusitis
Adult Chronic Urticaria – Adults that have suffered from hives
Chronic Sinusitis – Adults who suffer from chronic sinusitis
Asthma Registry – Collection of data from standard care for the treatment of asthma
Atopic Dermatitis Registry – Collection of data from standard care for the treatment of eczema
Pediatric Milk Allergy – Children suffering from milk allergy
Food Allergy – Children and Adults suffering from a food allergy
All of the studies listed above are currently enrolling patients.
Please contact Heather at 843-576-3384 for more information.
Featured Study of the Month: Chronic Urticaria
We are currently looking for patients with Chronic Urticaria.
Please contact Faye for additional information at 843-261-2222.
Upcoming Research Studies
Enrollment for the following studies will begin soon. Please contact Faye at 843-261-2222 if you would like more information
Chronic Cough
